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Why equity must be central to EV infrastructure planning

Courtesy of Close Authorship As the U.S. reaches an inflection point in the use of electric vehicles, the buildout of EV charging stations and how low-to-moderate income communities as well as communities of color are kept in the discussion will be critical. Since 2016, there has been steady growth in the use of electric vehicles with over 1 million electrified cars and about 41,400 EV charging stations across the country. Expanding the charging infrastructure to support them is necessary to make a significant move away from GHG emission vehicles. In late March, the Biden administration even took a major step in supporting the development of EV infrastructure when it proposed a $174 billion investment.

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A Pitch for Peace

A Pitch for Peace
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TGIEveryday: NYC city employees, nervous and excited, return to their offices after daunting pandemic absences

TGIEveryday: NYC city employees, nervous and excited, return to their offices after daunting pandemic absences Brittany Kriegstein, Kerry Burke, Noah Goldberg, Michael Gartland , carsen holaday, Robert Dominguez, Larry McShane © Luiz C. Ribeiro City workers returning to work are pictured arriving at the David Dinkins Municipal Building in downtown Manhattan early Monday, May 3. Some 80,000 city workers returned to the office this week. City employee Crystal Torres’ first day back in the office was a jumble of emotions and a reason to cheer. “Strange but thrilling,” said Torres, 28, after exiting the David Dinkins Municipal Building opposite City Hall for the first time since last year. “Seeing your colleagues in person after a year is strange but also joyful. It feels good.”

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Biden plan engenders debate over infrastructure and racism

Biden plan engenders debate over infrastructure and racism
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NYC employees, nervous and excited, return to their offices after pandemic absences

NYC employees, nervous and excited, return to their offices after pandemic absences
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